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Can I Be a Living Organ Donor? What Parents and Caregivers Need to Know

Living organ donation offers a powerful way to give someone a second chance at life. For parents and caregivers, the decision comes with unique considerations and our experts break down the facts, risks and possibilities so you can make an informed choice.

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A Guide to Seasonal Allergies in Kids

Learn how to identify seasonal allergy signs and symptoms, when testing can be done, and how to manage seasonal allergies in children.

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When to Worry About RSV: A Parent's Guide to Emergency Signs

With RSV cases spiking in Chicago, Lurie Children's infectious disease expert explains the emergency signs parents must know and when to go to the ER or call your pediatrician.

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Finding Hope for Hirschsprung’s, Far From Home

From high-risk pregnancy to rare disease diagnosis, discover how Lurie Children's Hospital helped one family navigate Hirschsprung's disease. Now thriving, baby Dawood is home and pain-free.

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From NICU to Kindergarten: Joey's Journey with Down Syndrome

From complex surgeries to first steps, Joey has overcome incredible odds. Supported by a loving family and dedicated care team, Joey's journey with Down syndrome is a testament to a child's resilience. 

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Mia's Story: A Little Warrior With Big Impact – Living with Trisomy 18 (Edwards Syndrome)

After years of facing several medical challenes, Mia is now a thriving 6-year-old. Her family's journey at Lurie Children's inspired them to found the Edwards Syndrome Association and change lives.

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